storyboard
/ˈstɔriˌbɔrd/
verb
- To create a storyboard for a movie, video, or other project.
- We need to storyboard the commercial before we hire actors.
- Before filming, the director storyboarded every shot to save time on set.
- The artist spent a week storyboarding the entire music video.
noun
- A sequence of drawings or images that show the main events of a movie, video, advertisement, or other visual project, used to plan the final product.
- The advertising agency presented a storyboard to the client to show how the commercial would look.
- The director created a detailed storyboard to visualize each scene before filming began.
- Before making the animated short, the team sketched a storyboard to map out the action.
- A plan or outline for a project, often using images or notes arranged in order, not limited to film or video.
- The teacher asked students to make a storyboard for their science presentation.
- We used a storyboard to organize the steps for building the website.
- The novelist created a storyboard of key plot points before writing the first draft.